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Chapter 20: (Seeley's Anatomy & Physiology) Quiz
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I. Pre-natal development
A. Pre-natal period
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1. its the period from conception to birth
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I. Pre-natal development
A. Pre-natal period
1. its the period from conception to birth
2. pre-natal period is divided into how many parts and what are they
3
a. germinal
b. embryonic
c. fetal
a. germinal:
first 2 weeks of development
b. embryonic:
2nd- 8th week of development
c. fetal:
the last seven months of pregnancy
B. What is used to calculate the clinical age of the unborn child by the medical community
the last menstrual period (LMP)
C. what do embryologists use to decide age
they use the developmental age which begins at fertilization
1. it is assumed that fertilization occurs when
about 14 days after the LMP
2. what is the difference between the development age and the clinical age
the development age is 14 days less than the clinical age
D. Fertilization
1. how does sperm enter
sperm travels through the vagina to the cervix to the body of the uterus and then to the uterine (fallopian) tubes
2. where does fertilization occur
in the uterine and fallopian tubes
3. what happens to sperm cells while passing through the uterus and uterine tubes
sperm cells undergo capacitation
a. what is capacitation
this makes sperm cells capable of releasing enzymes
b. what does the enzyme do
digests a pathway through the oocyte's membrane
c. generally, how many sperm enter
only one
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